Front Row knows you have better things to do all weekend than check your social media feeds, so we do it for you.
Here, from the ESPN PR universe, are some of the Tweets, posts and other commentary you may have missed.
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posted by David Scott on February 11, 2013 9:14 AM
Tweetback: 5OT thriller; #NemoEffect can’t stop ESPN’s dedicated crew; Mike Tirico in “train”ing
posted by Ron Wechsler on April 22, 2011 1:10 PM
Winning dishes with extra MSG flavor
Editor’s note: Front Row contributor Ron Wechsler is not only ESPN’s VP for Content Development, he’s a foodie. You might also discover that he’s a Knicks fan. He’s combined his two passions for this post on the eve of Celtics-Knicks Game 3 on Friday night (7 ET, ESPN, ESPN3.com). @RonWechsler
Ten. Long. Years.
That’s how long it’s been since the New York Knickerbockers have won a playoff game at Madison Square Garden.
Think about that. The last time the Knicks prevailed at the Garden, there was no Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or “i” anythings. Friends was the No. 1 TV show, MNF was still on ABC, and (perhaps most depressingly) many of my ESPN colleagues were still in middle school.
Needless to say, after going down 0-2 with two heartbreakingly close games in Boston, New Yorkers are hungry for a win. Which is not only accurate, but also a perfectly cheesy segue for this post.
Now, just because you’re going to watch a game at the Mecca doesn’t mean you have to drop 10 bucks on a hotdog there. There are myriad food options all around the Garden. And I’m not talking major chain restaurants…I’m talking authentic New York epicurean delights.
So, without further adieu, let’s check some ways to fill your stomach before filling up on what I’m sure will be the sweet, sweet nectar of victory for Knick fans come Friday night. continue reading…
